Intriguing, enchanting, romantic St. Marys.

Life in this historic seaport town moves at a carefree, languid pace by design.

St Marys is the epitome of Southern hospitality, with friendly folks and an easy going demeanor. Family-owned shops and restaurants line the streets. And the sounds and sights of nature surround you. No wonder Money magazine ranked it “#1 Small Town in America.” Here's why you'll be charmed by St. Marys:

Catch a glimpse of wild horses, dolphins, sea turtles, shore birds and much more at the Cumberland Island National Seashore, the largest and southernmost barrier island in Georgia, offering 18 miles of white-sand beaches perfect for beachcombing. Ferry boats run daily from downtown St. Marys.
The Howard Gilman Memorial Park is the area's newest waterfront feature.
The Crooked River State Park is just down the road from Osprey Cove and offers a great place to camp, fish and hike or launch your boat.
The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge and its abundant activities are within close reach.
The beach resorts of St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island and Amelia Island are also within easy reach of St Marys.
Fishing for tarpon, Spanish and king mackerel, cobia, red and other species from your boat is readily available at nearby Crooked River.
Kayak adventures along Casey Creek and the St. Marys River where you can see osprey, dolphins, herons and egrets.
Family Aquatic Center offers seven acres of water-based activities.

Ready for a pleasant drive?

25 miles south: the dynamic city of Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville International Airport is only 20 minutes south of Osprey Cove and offers easy access to domestic and international destinations. As the locals say, "Only one traffic light away."
For your cultural tastes, take in the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra performances in the state-of-the-art Robert E. Jacoby Symphony Hall; the Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art; the Museum of Science and History; and the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens.
Shop to your heart’s content at the St. Johns Town Center, the Avenues or Regency Malls. And a new mall along I-95 near the Jacksonville Airport is sure to create a shopping buzz.
Cheer on the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) and the Jacksonville Suns (AA baseball).
Adventure Landing, an entertainment center and the home to Jacksonville's only waterpark, and the Jacksonville Zoological Gardens are fun for the entire family.

An hour and a half north: Romantic, historic Savannah.

This unforgettable Southern coastal city offers a taste of history, art, architecture and tradition that dates back to the earliest days of the country.
Track battles from the War of 1812 and the Civil War at Old Fort Jackson, Fort Screven and Fort Pulaski.
Go back in time and visit 18th and 19th century architectural excellence at the King-Tisdell Cottage, Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, Andrew Low House and Owens-Thomas House.
The city's coast offers recreational boating, watersports, fishing, kayaking and dolphin tours.
Savannah is known for its St. Patrick's Day festivities.